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Did anyone notice how astroturfed the chinese gaming mice are?
Reddit and Youtube are full of shills.

Yeah, the chinese clones are cheaper than Logitech and Razer and shit, but the quality is not the same.
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>>109232681
>Did anyone notice how astroturfed the chinese gaming mice are?
No
>Reddit and Youtube are full of shills.
Stop scrolling
>Yeah, the chinese clones are cheaper than Logitech and Razer and shit, but the quality is not the same.
answered your own question, stop consooming.
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>>109232681
it will never not be funny how mouse manufacturers are shilling lightweight as a big thing
imagine being such a twig that the extra 20g makes you unable to use it properly
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>>109232703
Nogamer spotted. Go back to your spreadsheets with your 100g mouse kek.
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>>109232717
wristlet retard
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>>109232703
Weight is a very important factor to reduce wrist pain if you use your mouse many hours every day.
It has nothing to do with you being a twig or not, RSIs are a thing even for bodybuilders.
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>>109232703
>what is inertia
lighter lets you react faster, it's just physics, no matter how strongly you move the mouse.
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>>109232681
chink mice are great i have a kysona m600 it works well and came with glass skates
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>>109232681
I was just trying to find a fucking mouse in a specific color and everyone one of these niche mouse companies are always fucking sold out. I really have no idea who the fuck else is buying this shit so fast besides fucking zoomers and there over consumption. I don't really want to blame zoomers for this but thats all I fucking see. Always they are always in the comments talking about "this is another mouse I need to get" what the fuck is going on? You can't deal with having the 50 fucking mice you already have? I swear to fuck all I want is a specific fucking color as a secondary wireless mouse that is all. This also has basically turned mechanical keyboards into a fucking gay shitshow as well. I'm sorry to say this but fucking zoomers continue to ruin everything.
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>>109232703
100%
>>109232752
bullshit, I've been using heavy mice daily for my entire life and I do not have fucking RSI.
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>>109232783
If anything mulatto children are buying dog shit mice just to have it so they can larp as their shitty esports twitcher faggot.
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>>109232681
>side buttons
Any there any good wireless 3-button mice made for people large handed chads?
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g502 solved mice years ago, stop being a faggot and trying to save $20
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>>109232769
glass skates are cool but who the fuck wants glass mousepad. Are they even using them?
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>>109232790
>I do not have fucking RSI.
>Therefore RSI is not a concern for anyone else on the planet

Jesus christ /g/ is filled with mongoloids.
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>>109232769
>it works well
You're either lucky or a lying shill.
I found three threads of people reporting bugs with the M600 in a minute.

It's always the same with chink mice. Sensor bugs, occasionally stops tracking, random battery drain ....
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>be a fitfag
>nolife modded factorio for 6 weeks, 12 hours a day, zero breaks
>using a 140g mouse
>no hint of any madeup shit like rsi
sounds like a (you) issue
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>>109232803
You expect me to fucking believe RSI comes from the mouse? I'm sure it doesnt help but I can tell you if you just used a mouse its not going to cause rsi.
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logitech deliberately make their scroll wheels break after 1-2 so you are forced to buy a new mouse
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>>109232810
>Sensor bugs, occasionally stops tracking, random battery drain ....
i dont use wireless because its a meme could be that, i dont wanna have to charge m mouse
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>>109232796
yeah, it's somewhere on the pensioner isle, don't forget your reading glasses to be able to find it
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It's the same papi, you just fell for the anti-chinese propaganda.
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>>109233162
>same
they're miles better and they don't hide the fucking specs like those fucking jews at logishit or wherever
if chinks didn't start churning out these spec monsters you can bet your sorry ass that logitech and other bigshits would still use those dogshit switches that start double clicking after a 6-12 months
>hurr just solder new switches
Blow it out your ass, faggots
>t. 8k polling wireless lightweight ergo mouse with optical switches and insane battery life for ~60€ (ATK Y9 ultimate)
jews would never
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>>109233246
implessive
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>>109232681
>but the quality is not the same.

lmao. i had numerous logitech and razer mouses, they were all shit when it come to quality/durability. the best mouses i had so far:

Microsoft 1.1, 1.1se, 3.0, 3.0 (modern).
great ergonomic, great durability. 1.1 had a known problem with wheelhouse click but easily fixable.
people are asking too much for those online but lot of old tech shops still have stock of the OEM
packaged ones.

ASUS spatha x.
a very large mouse. ergonomic is okay but not great. super durable. switches can be hot-swapped.

coolermaster 720mm.
fantastic but not cordless otherwise i would still use it. there is a cordless model released by
a korean brand but super hard to find (Xenics Titan GE AIR)

G-Wolves HSK Pro
looks weird at first but it's actually great and never had any problem with it.
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>>109233162
>It's the same
It's not. They use good sensors and switches, but they can't write good firmware or use shitty controllers.
So you end up with random tracking issues, disconnects, poorly implemented debouncing and missing clicks and so on.
Only the absolute top tier chink mice perform reliably, but those are $80+. At that point you might as well buy a Logitech.
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>>109232717
>>109232703
>>109232740
I currently own over 30 gaming mice and have over 15k hours in various pc fps games
as the resident no life in this thread, he is right
most people are wristlets and light mice dont matter as much as you think after a certain point
something as simply as you being fat or overhydrated, can actually add more weight than the improvements on recent generations of gaming mice
anything under 100 grams is fine and there is almost no practical performance difference between 70 and 40 grams if your wrist isn't weak as fuck
that is not to say that you should avoid lightweight mice
but shape is king and comfort is your flow state condition
so if you simply just like the feel of momentum in your hand during a flick, forcing yourself to use the lighter mouse isn't worth it
same for LOD, grip, etc.

basic gaming wrist exercise:
1. stretch hands by placing flat on a wall and pulling back the fingertips until you notice a pinch, hold the position for 10 seconds, relax, wait 10 seconds, repeat 5 times for both sides of the hand
then rotate hand in both directions in full motion, moving all parts of it
5 mintues break
2. take a hammer and spin it in a circular motion until slightly tired
5 minutes break
3. take the hammer and put it flat on a table, wrap the end in cloth so it doesn't scratch the desk, grab it similar yo how you would grab a mouse and flick back and forth - do not overextend during this exercise or you will hurt your wrist
if you feel your wrist becoming noticeably tired or if you feel pain, stop the exercise and do not repeat it until you have completely recovered (could be weeks)

most effective aim exercise:
point to point constant flicks are overrated, too much prediction
instead go like this: p1 -> p2, pause, p3 -> p4
attempt the arrows as reflex flicks, interrupt them some of the time
this makes you think about one additional point at all times

PS: the best mouse I can recommend at this point: Waizowl Cloud XS
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>>109233281
You're a boomer who is out of touch with current tech.
We're talking about modern lightweight wireless gaming mice. Very high DPI, very high polling rates, new batteries, wireless receivers and controllers ... all that shit is a challenge and most companies don't have the budget and skills to do it right.
Chinks can clone a plastic shell to get the same shape and they can solder components together, but that's not enough.
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>>109233246
>8k polling
>Choke your Ryzen 9 9950X in your path
Why are they blindly copying Logitech feature just because they have it?
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>>109232681
>chinese gaming mice
So like every computer mouse manufacturer in the last 20 years
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>>109233314
>Very high DPI, very high polling rates,

completely useless. when i was using the intellimouse 1.1 (400 dpi, 500hz), my perfs on kovaak didn't change (ranked top10 in many popular scenarios). Setting anything above 1000hz will just run out the battery faster for nothing.
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>>109232681
>Quality
>Razer
I bought only one (1) Razer mouse and it's broken. Sometimes it iust doesn't work/frozen after PC boot or restart. Apparently it's a global thing and happens on Windows too. Nice quality.
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>>109233394
>I bought only one (1) Razer mouse and it's broken
I bought 3 and they're all broken I'm on my 4th and I expect it not to work towards the end of the year.

I think that's how you're supposed to use razer.
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>>109233402
i have 3 razers none broke. Ive had the same razer for over 5yrs not broken.
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>>109233354
Google "R&D", retard.
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>>109233470
>r&d
>computer mouse
Top kek
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>>109233428
which model are you using? gotta check that one out.
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>>109232681
I've noticed this with 8bitdo controllers
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>>109232681
>Logitech and Razer and shit, but the quality is not the same.
Yeah, I've noticed that. After months my Chinese ATK mouse still has functional mmb and wheel doesn't change scrolling direction by itself compared to logishit
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>>109233507
naga, Basilisk naga v2 pro, and viper wired. The basilisk i used for a long af time then switched to the naga still use both one for my laptop one for my pc.
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>>109232681
I used to use their G305 clone, then I went back to the real one because I hated having to charge the thing.
Shame there are more or less no other mice that use AA batteries these days. I much prefer spending 10 seconds switching a battery every 3 months than babysitting and charging it like once a week like it's a damn phone.
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>>109232820
people mentioning mouse weight for rsi are dumb rsi is about the angle of your wrist, for both keeb and mouse is very unnatural, most people also dont get it
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>>109232681
I go through 1-2 G502 mice per year, Logitech is the same Chinese crap as the knockoffs.
Only mouse that doesn't give me hand cramps after extended use so I'm stuck with it.
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How's my wrist /g/?
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Why does $10 office mouse manage to have fully functioning mouse wheel while the wheel on the gayming mouse stops registering one month in?
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>>109232703
lightweight mice feel pretty good
you dont want the mouse to have any momentum moving on the pad

its all pretty inane though most people arent even close to good enough for something like that to matter

the tech for mice now days is way better than the premium mice back in the early 2000s. people jusit wanna consoom shit and pretend it will make them better. its a very minor improvement over a long period of time.

>t. unc who is decent at fps games
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>>109233650
>once a week
I plug mine on the charger once a month while I go take a shower and I've never ran out of battery
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>>109233886
planned obsolescence, would you buy a new mouse if your current one still worked perfectly? they design them to fail . logitech mouse especially are prone to breaking scrollwheels
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>>109232681
>logikek
>quality
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>>109233315
yeah idk they say you need 240hz monitor minumum for 8k for some reason, I'm not retarded so I just use it at 1k and get over 2months of battery out of it
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>>109233306
>PS: the best mouse I can recommend at this point: Waizowl Cloud XS
>$95.99
impressive. very nice. I'm gonna stick with the chinese clones
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>>109233639
I thought this is only me. 3 Superlights (2 the newer USB-C model), all with broken wheels. Fuck them. Went with a Razer Cobra hyperspeed as it promised an optical encoder.
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>>109234242
my deathadder v4 has the new optical scroll wheel and it broke, but I abused the scroll wheel heavily bunnyhopping/playing kz maps but it still died too quick. I tried disassembling it and cleaning it completely but it didn't help. I'm not sure wtf happened but good luck try to keep it clean but its not immune
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>>109234281
Damn :( Starting to think they are made on purpose like this.
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>>109232681
>quality not the same as Logitech and Razer
I would certainly hope not!
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lighter weight does matter but I'm glad that honeycomb mouse meme shit is over bought one never again
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>>109232703
I remember my old Logitech G5 would come with add on weight pellets

Literally Apple being bipolar about whether humans want smaller phones or larger phones and sheep just follow and consooom
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>>109234239
it is basically an exact steelseries kinzu clone with a matte coating
I would rate the coating better than the logitech superlight, but worse than zowies coating (I have the red version, not sure if it matters)
while not as artistically finetuned as zowie mice, it comes with an essentially flawless sensor, 8khz receiver, weighing 46g (lighter than the finalmouse ultralight 2 cape town and that had horrible build quality)
included are also 3 different sets of skates to apply depending on what shape you prefer, as well as grip tape
the clicks are very lightweight and the software works ok (use the online driver and make sure to turn off motion sync)
the build quality is very solid for the weight and creaking is extremely minimal
do note the battery doesnt last as long as the superlight as that would add extra weight, in my experience it is good for about 2-3 days of usage at a time
the larger version, the cloud, is essentially a clone of the steelseries sensei

I just wish there were glossy coated versions
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>>109232681
>get myself for years major brand mice
>non optical buttons survive max a year
>non optical encoders start to jump after three months
>eventually get myself a chinese mouse that's not 30 bucks and has optical switches and encoder
>after over a year it's still holding together
idk maybe don't purchase the absolute cheapest shit
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>>109236210
the 502 still has add on weights
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>>109234172
ive had a g500, g400, two g502, mx master3 and the scrollwheel didnt break on any of them in years of use
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>>109232681
Looks like super cheap chink trash.
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>>109233367
at very high sensitivities low dpi will lead to skipped angles
but yes performance wise it doesn't make a difference outside of that
though some people complain about it being more jittery

>>109236333
don't gap tap your mouse buttons, press them, they will last longer

>>109236390
502 is a handicap mouse for retards
everyone who searches "gaming mouse" on amazon and buys that crap stays trash forever
weights were a terrible old and retarded trend

>>109236419
zowie ec2b or vaxee zygen np01

>>109234242
razer is trash and you should have stopped buying superlights after the first one broke
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>>109236476
>zowie ec2b or vaxee zygen np01
>not even 3rd thumb button
you have super shit taste my girl
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>>109236490
the keyboard has enough buttons
why would you destroy your aim device for thumb buttons?
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>>109236511
>aim device
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>>109232681
>Logitech
>Razer
>quality
lol, lmao even
best mouse I've owned so far is a shitty ANUS mouse
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>>109236419

I do a lot of CAD work and MMB/scroll is fundamentally fucked on a lot of mice because it sticks out too much. it's supported on one side and the other side pushes the microswitch. When you pan the view in CAD it applies rotational moment to the switch and false triggers.

The G400 has this crappy plastic bezel and the scroll wheel is indented so it's more resistant.

There's also the separate issue where the optical fucker gets fucked up over time.

pic related, on the right you see the protruding mouse button that's guaranteed to trigger on side force and fuck you
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>>109236625
if youre a caveman, just unbind the left/right button on the scrolwheel
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>>109232681
I own an mchose mouse and it's the best mouse I've ever owned at an incredible price. Fantastic build quality and state of the art sensor. After switching to Chinese products (including IEMs) you realize that western companies charge half the price just for the product name.
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>>109236648

You misunderstand in an even stupider way than what I was expecting.

1. when I press and hold the MMB to pan the view, the lateral force to accelerate the mouse is applied at the top of the penny-farthing-ass mouse wheel, so this results in false clicks due to physics. Has nothing to do with accidentally pushing the MMB.

2. No side MMB on any of these mice

In CAD the MMB mouse click and MMB hold are two separate things, you never experience this in Wangblows. Closest is, if u were playing quake and MMB hold was mouse look, MMB click was rail gun fire. If you tried this you would realize the absolute level of fucked up that the MMB is on practically all mice (due to the pivot and basic physics)
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>>109236790
the cad i use utilises shift and alt for viewer manipulation
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>>109236796

yeah I have to re-bind my mouse buttons. The point is, this is due to the failure of engineering and mouse design, and has nothing to do with my biomechanical capability to exert the correct force. It's literally just due to all mice being fucked up. Especially the modern ones. (My G400 works fine.)

Literally they ought to fix this fucking shit. It's because they are idiots and few require the MMB to work correctly.
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>>109236834
dunno, works on my machine
i use press and hold mmb thousands of times a day for browser navigation
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>>109232681
I got this.
been working flawless for me.
>ergo shape
>3395 sensor
>driver has all the functions I need like changing LOD to 1mm or sleep time
nothing to complain about.
guess a nitpick is dpi button on the bottom of it, but I just reach around with my ring finger.
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>>109236839

Because you're not sideways accelerating the mouse with browser navigation. The pivot is horizontal so it triggers the switch on sideways acceleration. And your browser doesn't care even if it does a false click. It just goes back to scrolling. On CAD it cancels selection or exits menu. Also you're not moving your mouse as fast as you would when panning a view (fixed movement pattern)
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>>109236885
How often do you change your DPI? And you can probably remap it to something else.
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>>109237015
when I play I switch between 800 1000 and 1200 sometimes.
you could remap it but I don't want to lose any other buttons.
if I were to make this mouse perfect id add a button above and below the scroll wheel, and make wheel tilt sideways clicks as well.
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Mice are a solved problem. The build quality of western brands is so shit these days there's literally no reason to purchase them anymore. They survive off brand recognition and pure momentum alone, much like their vehicles.
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CHINA BAD
RUSSIA BAD

BEST MICE IS AMERICAN
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>>109237074
True. At this point I refuse to buy anything before checking if there's a Chinese brand that makes a product that's just as good for half the price.
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>>109232703
>why yes, I have a negative k/d and dogshit accuracy in every shooter I play, how could you tell?
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>>109232681
>>109232694
>>109232703
>>109232717
>>109232740
i dont have to worry about this cause my mouse is made of carbon fiber btw
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>>109237456
everybody is so bad at aiming regardless of what mouse they use that it doesnt really matter

tenZ said too light of a mouse is bad and i can understand why after using a zaunkoenig but at the same time idgaf if its 10 grams too light
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>>109237655
Yes, too light of a mouse is bad for stability and durability and there's obviously diminishing returns the lighter you go. But acting like a 80g mouse is the same as a 50g mouse is peak shitter mindset. It's far easier to aim with the 50g mouse once you get used to it. The only people who think mouse weight is about some retarded strength issue have either never used anything outside of the g502 they bought 10 years ago or are bottom of the barrel shitters who couldn't aim to begin with (usually both)
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>>109237693
somewhere too close to 99% of people tense up their wrist to aim instead of having no tension at all and it makes them have no accuracy
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>>109237647
Post yours
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>>109232681
What are talking about? Logitech and Razer are shit
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>>109238839
Based, you weren't lying. Wish I had one of the glossy m3ks, but I don't like using it anyways because of how harsh the scroll wheel is (it literally hurts my finger after a while). I've got the Blade II coming in the mail soonTM so I can actually go back to using reasonably weighted mice. Currently on the op1 8k which is probably my favorite shape ever. One thing I noticed with sub 30g mice is that I don't have to do wrist stretches or gyro ball or other preventative maintenance for my elbow and wrist as much.
What
pad are you using right now? Cloth pads look so dirty after switching to glass kek.
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>>109233306
Logitech g520 is cheaper how is that better, in real world use not specs.
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>>109232783
Are you black?
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>>109238972
its a Zowie GS-R

i put it in the washing machine because its high quality enough to survive
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>>109233306
Lmao 30 fucking gaming mouse. Zoomers holy fuck just like I said here >>109232780
Fucking soulless
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>>109232681
Because they are cheap.
>but the quality is not the same
It's often made in the same factory.
The best part is they don't force you to install some shitty software, just open a web page, configure your mouse, and that's it.
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>>109237015
I use my DPI button to pause/play music, and I just fucking hate this new trend of not having a DPI button next to a scroll wheel.
Feels like buying a troonified keyboard without a numpad
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>>109240301
Web software for hardware is the best development in tech history.
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>>109240301
>just open a web page, configure your mouse, and that's it.

That's horrible. I don't want to connect to some server just to change mouse settings.
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>>109240350
What's better, running proprietary software with admin privileges on your PC?
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>>109240381
Yes. At least I can run it offline or in a VM.
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>>109232694
>Stop scrolling
Don't worry, if they have a Chinese mouse, the low quality scroll wheel mechanism will make that happen soon enough.
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>>109240381
Also, admin privileges are usually not required for such software. The installer might ask for it, but you can extract it and run it anyway.
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>>109240381
Unironically yes. When that web page inevitably goes down, those mice will be impossible to configure. The software will keep working so long as you keep the installer or can obtain a copy from the Internet Archive.
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>>109240350
You do it once and forget about it, the config is save in your mouse's memory.
>>109240390
>>109240410
You can download the web page and run it offline
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>>109240410
aren't most current installers connecting straight to a server and requiring you to login to do anything?
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>>109240552
>You do it once and forget about it, the config is save in your mouse's memory.
Good but maybe your use case changes and you need to change the config later.
>You can download the web page and run it offline
If this actually works, good. But can I find out before buying the mouse whether it's going to work that way, or insist on dynamically loading some crap from a live server when it connects to the mouse?
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>>109240390
>>109240410
You guys are the same people who think the web image converters download your image and do the server-side conversion.
God I fucking hate boomers.
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>>109240390
MCHOSE lets you download their software or use the web version.
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>>109240574
All depends what's being converted. Simple image format converters, of course not. Pdf to Word converters for instance do seem to be server side though.
And either way when the website goes away, it's gone unless a saved copy works, but let's face it you didn't save it.
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>>109240552
>You can download the web page and run it offline
Yes, but it's annoying. You need to use wget with the right commands and then run it with a local webserver.

>>109240567
Not at all. I think Razer tried something like that in the past, but then they walked back on it when people freaked out.
Logitech memory manager works offline. No admin needed either.
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did you notice how long the big brands spent shitting out overpriced mice with garbage, double-clicking omron switches? meanwhile chinese brands were selling affordable alternatives with non double-clicking optical switches or Kailh switches that last much longer before they start to double click. then, a few years later, the big brands suddenly decided to catch up. I noticed
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i bought one of the vxe mice. Thanks china for making good quality affordable peripherals. I will continue to buy Chinese hifi, keyboards, mousepads and now mice
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>>109233886
I've noticed that gaming mice wear out quick as fuck whereas a generic office mouse lasts decades.

Doesn't help that a bunch of gaming mice makers uses switches that are only good for 5million clicks when it would literally cost 2-3c to use a switch that'll last 50m.
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>>109233394
I have 2 razer mice and they are fine. I just can't stand the flashing rgb lights that you can't turn off without installing their shitty software so I am using a different mouse
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>>109233886
Some gaming mice have optical scroll wheels, which means there's less physical wear.
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>>109234199

its true k120 + B100 is widely accepted
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>>109240410
Weird thing to worry about when it's just USB protocol, ai can reverse engineer that stuff and make software for it in one prompt
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>>109240741
https://github.com/openrazer/openrazer
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The best way to avoid rsi is to spend your childhood being physically active and lifting weights and doing sports in your teens to build up the thickness and strength of your tendons. Only sickly skinny fat sedentary goycattle are at risk of rsi.
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>>109240381
>OMG I'd never click allow
But your mom would let everyone
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>>109240724
I've never experienced any of that. What the fuck are you retards doing to your mouse. The only mouse that ever was annoying and a bit disappointing was my zowie fk the original yellow and I loved that fucking mouse and it got the double click shit and ever since then never gaming mouse I've owned has been shit. The og zowie yellow fk was the best shape best everything . the fk1 sucked ass
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>>109232681
my naga pro with swappable sideplates has been working for like 6 years now. i dont need more
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>>109242207
Where do I find a chatbot that I can grant access to a USB device I have plugged in and watch it reverse engineer it? I have several old devices that have become useless because the software for them doesn't work on current versions of Windows.
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>>109232681
Where are the innovations?
I want an unholy combination of an mx master and g600



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